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Lyttelton Times, Volume XI, Issue 657, 23 February 1859, Page 6

FREEHOLD LAND ; FOR ...SALE. .BY AUCTION, NEA R THE HEATHCOTE FERRY. MR. A.LPORT has received instructions from;. Jaihes Towngend, Esq., to sell by Public AvictionVat thoHeatbcotb Arms, ori WEDNESdAY, the 23rd 'INSTANT," soveral allotments of situated as above, and' comprising deep water frontages ; to the river Heathcote, frontages to the Bridle-path, and plots adapted for market gardening or dairy farming. , *. Theincreasing value of 'the property about to be goffered must be apparent to' every one acquainted with the situation, more espeuiallyias being adjacent to the proposed .railway between Lyttelton and Christchurch, which will render available the ;markets .of both towns, thus/affording small purchasers a'most desirable opportunity for safe and advantageous investment.; .; , , ; : Plans of the property.can be.seen at the Heath;cote Arms,.or at the:Office'of the Auctioneer, Lyt■feltonV: y■[■ .; .;' :'■ < ■••■■■ :'•' •■. . / .'■ .-., „ ; Liberal terms will be offered to intending purchasers. ...:.. ■ . , . Lyttelt6n,;Feb. 8; 1859. ; TO TIMBER MERCHANTS AND OTHERS; MONDAY, FEBRUARY 28th, 1859. MX. A., J; iALPORT is instructed by the Importers to sell by .public ■auction on Peacook's Wharf, on Monday,Tebruary 28th, at: 12 o?clock,, ;; , ; •■•..-,,,,, , 50,000 feet Sprtice. pine, and American boards, j ; plain, grooved and tongued. ■Also, '25 "doors , J 20 barrels sßoman cement.,,,-., „....,. I 1 Particulars of Timber in Wednesday's paper. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 24. KA;iAPdI AND RANGIOEA. ! ;....,. „' :LARGE;SAIiE;OF'. .„t .... v . ; VALUABLE BUILDING ALLOTMENTS r ON THE GREA't'NORTH ROAD. ; Title—UNExcEtTioNißLl: ;: Terms:—One third cash. , One third in six months. , One third in twelve months. ! : Free from all charges. j M-R. CLAUDE M. OLLIVIER has received instructions to Sell by Public ( ! 1 Aucdioh,. at' Pankhurst's Acconimodatioh House, t iadjoinitigthe property; oh iThursdayii February'24,l "1859,; . ■■■...' ..,;./ . ' Those two very valuable fifty-acre sections'Nos. i 367 and 371,' situated and fronting on the Great North Road,"about 3|';niiles from Kaiapoi arid 4 miles 1 from' RangiorW. >!hey" will:«be-tsold in the! following or in such 16ts Tas maybe ah-angM at'thef itime of sale :— ' . Lots. . , a. c. p. ; \l. .Fronting on thb; Great North Road \ ..' . "cofnerse'ctibd ?1 '00 \2&p- Vfi. do. .. each '><l 00; ,4&5.'';D6. do. corheirsections each' "\ \ 029 : 6,7, 8. Do. Accommodation Road each 1 0 0 9. Do. do. doi do: 2!O 0 ilO: Do. do: do. do. 0 3 24 ill; Do. do. do. do.1 2 0 0 \% Do. do; doV doi 13 6 'i3,34;15^16.D0;ad; do. ■ do;: 2-0 0 17,18,19,20. Do. do. do. do. 3 0 0 21,22,23,24.00^0. do; do. 4 0 0 25,26J27,28. Do. do." do. do. 3 3 16 .29 & 30. Do. do! do! do. 5 2 33 31. Dordo.- do. do. 3 3 18 32. ; Do. do. do. do. 4 029 33. ' IDq. do. corner;seption do. 3 227 I 34. Do. do; -50. do. 5 129 ! 35. Dp. do.; do. do. 3 "3 20 36.; /Do.ao:!, do.: 5; 2;;o Luncheon at Sale to commence at I,o'clock. The invites particular, attention to the above very^yaluable■'property.." t . : The opportunity now offered of securing build- '. ing allotments in this rising district should not be neglected. ; .;..,. . Every.-facility will be given for placing purchasers inrppssession.immediately^^ after. the sale. . .Plans •ari'd^other particulars may be seen at the Northern Hotel, Kaiapoi; 'Pankhurst's/Accommodation . House; and at the Ofiice, Cashel Street, Christchurch. TO MERCHANTS, AGENTS, AND PARTIES DESIROUS OF EMBARKING IN SALE OF THE FERRY WHARF BY PUBLIC AUCTION. MR; LONGDEN has received instructions frOiri, J. G. Aikniany Esq., to sell by Public Auction, at f the White Hart Hotel, Christchurch, on TUESDAY, Ist day of MARCH, NEXT (unless previously disposed of by private contract); Those Leasehold Premises, situated at the ; Heathcote Ferry,: generally known : as THE TEBEY WHARF. and. comprising'the'Wharf, Warehouse DwellingHouse, Stable and Paddock. The lease has 17 years to run, at the low annual ground rent of £15. The above well known property has for a long time cotrimarided a first-rate and daily increasing business, arid to parties desirous of embarking in an established and lucrative concern,1 the present affords an-opportunity seldom offered. There is also an-opening for a Bonded Store in connexion with the business, it being understood that on the introduction of the new Customs Act the establishment of such a store on the Plains will bo ■sanctioned by the Customs authorities, and that near the Ferry is considered the most desirable position. Sale at 12 o'clock. Terms at Sale. N;B. desirous of negotiating for the purchase of the above by *eivate contract, will please ; to communicate with the Auctioneer as speedily as possible. ~ FENDALL TOWN PROPERTY, THE above property not having been sold by public auction is now for sale privately, either the whole of it or any portion, to suit purchasers. For further particulars, apply to JOHN T. PARKINSON. SADDLE HORSES. " SADDLE HORSES on hire. Apply to H; W. READ, Temporary Stables at Mr. Mill's, near the Golden Fleece, Christchurch; N.B.—Stock driving undertaken by the day or job. CANTERBURY STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY. IVTOTICE is hereby given, that all freights ±\ by. the steamer PLANET must be paid previous, to the removal of the Goods from the Wharves (except the property of parties haying, open accounts at the offices), the agents having authority to detain the same until paid. By order of the Directors, J. MARTIN HEYWOOD, Manager,